Smack dab in the natural beauty of the Finger Lakes region, this park is famous for it’s over 19 waterfalls. The abrupt drop off Glen Creek into Seneca Valley created a powerful torrent, creating these Instagrammable gems. Taking the George Trail and Indian Trail loop, which is just a 2.4 mile round-trip hike, will get you up close and personal to many of these natural cascades. A trip to Glen Cathedral alone will allow you to see 11 of the park's most active waterfalls,
But there’s more to do here than just waterfall chasing. For instance, have a spread atop one of the many picnic tables and, afterward on-site public swimming pool. Also, excellent fishing can be had at nearby Seneca Lake or Catherine Creek. Both areas are well known for their annual spring rainbow trout runs—so fly fishermen (and women), rejoice!
Smack dab in the natural beauty of the Finger Lakes region, this park is famous for it’s over 19 waterfalls. The abrupt drop off Glen Creek into Seneca Valley created a powerful torrent, creating these Instagrammable gems. Taking the George Trail and Indian Trail loop, which is just a 2.4 mile round-trip hike, will get you up close and personal to many of these natural cascades. A trip to Glen Cathedral alone will allow you to see 11 of the park's most active waterfalls,
But there’s more to do here than just waterfall chasing. For instance, have a spread atop one of the many picnic tables and, afterward on-site public swimming pool. Also, excellent fishing can be had at nearby Seneca Lake or Catherine Creek. Both areas are well known for their annual spring rainbow trout runs—so fly fishermen (and women), rejoice!
Camping here couldn't be any easier, with over 200 campsites spread out over four camping areas, accessible through both the park's main entrance and upper entrance. RV campsites—with full hookups and access to on-site drinking water—are available for reservation, as well.
Come Labor Day, this park is hoppin’ with campers, hikers, and the like. So, if you plan on spending the long weekend at this Finger Lake State Park, plan (and reserve) ahead.
Dog lovers, take note: Your fur-babies aren't allowed in pool area or on the Gorge Trail. Leaked pups, however, are allowed on the Indian Trail and South Rim Trail. Most campsites, too, are dog-friendly, but double check to make sure yours is before booking.
Come excited, leave spellbound. Visit Mohawk Village Campground in Watkins Glen State Park to see indescribable natural wonders like cascading waterfalls and dense greenery. With RV and tent accessible sites, there’s room for everyone to choose their own adventure. Whatever you do, don’t miss out on hiking around the Gorge Trail! You won’t forget Read more...
Wander through the dense, green, tree-covered pathways after you pitch your tent at Seneca Village Campground in Watkins Glen State Park. To put it mildly, the beauty of the waterfalls and gorges you’ll witness will leave you completely speechless. If these panoramas won’t do it for you, frankly, you might need to get your eyes checked (wink).
Oh My Gorge! At Onondaga Campground in Watkins Glen State Park, you will be delighted to find easy access to the Gorge Trail. Its simple, pitch your tent or pull up your RV and voila! Get to exploring the dense vegetation and lush waterfalls. With the best amenities like restrooms, showers, water spigots, and trash disposals, planning your weekend Read more...
Experience age-old wonders of the Earth. . . in New York State! At Cayuga Village Campground in Watkins Glen State Park, you will have access to the astonishing beauty of the cascading Gorge waterfalls, with the ease of full amenities at your fingertips. You’re in luck if primitive camping isn’t your thing. At Cayuga Village, there’s access to wat Read more...
Combine a stay in quaint rustic lodgings with an already-amazing visit to Watkins Glen State Park to make a memorable family or romantic trip. Watkins Glen Cabins accommodate up to six people within close proximity of the park’s sparkling waterfalls, notable rainbow trout fishing and trails over stunning Cavern Cascade. Make a special occasion tru Read more...
Mysteries of nature await you at Oneida Village Campground in Watkins Glen State Park. Under the shade of greenery, you’ll discover all the park has to offer. View the waterfalls, hike the trails, or take a swim, the choice is yours! With tent and RV accessible sites, its easy for everyone to jump in for a weekend of enchantment.
Does cascading waterfalls, greenery for miles, and full-amenity camping sounds too good to be true? Guess what, it isn’t! At Tuscarora Campground in Watkins Glen State Park, you’ll have access to all of this and more. Hike one day, swim the next, all while enjoying the peace and quiet in your tent or RV. Tuscarora Campsite makes it easy, so go hav Read more...
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Watkins Glen State Park
For all you waterfall chasers out there, put this park high on your must-visit list.
Smack dab in the natural beauty of the Finger Lakes region, this park is famous for it’s over 19 waterfalls. The abrupt drop off Glen Creek into Seneca Valley created a powerful torrent, creating these Instagrammable gems. Taking the George Trail and Indian Trail loop, which is just a 2.4 mile round-trip hike, will get you up close and personal to many of these natural cascades. A trip to Glen Cathedral alone will allow you to see 11 of the park's most active waterfalls,
But there’s more to do here than just waterfall chasing. For instance, have a spread atop one of the many picnic tables and, afterward on-site public swimming pool. Also, excellent fishing can be had at nearby Seneca Lake or Catherine Creek. Both areas are well known for their annual spring rainbow trout runs—so fly fishermen (and women), rejoice!
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Smack dab in the natural beauty of the Finger Lakes region, this park is famous for it’s over 19 waterfalls. The abrupt drop off Glen Creek into Seneca Valley created a powerful torrent, creating these Instagrammable gems. Taking the George Trail and Indian Trail loop, which is just a 2.4 mile round-trip hike, will get you up close and personal to many of these natural cascades. A trip to Glen Cathedral alone will allow you to see 11 of the park's most active waterfalls,
But there’s more to do here than just waterfall chasing. For instance, have a spread atop one of the many picnic tables and, afterward on-site public swimming pool. Also, excellent fishing can be had at nearby Seneca Lake or Catherine Creek. Both areas are well known for their annual spring rainbow trout runs—so fly fishermen (and women), rejoice!
Camping here couldn't be any easier, with over 200 campsites spread out over four camping areas, accessible through both the park's main entrance and upper entrance. RV campsites—with full hookups and access to on-site drinking water—are available for reservation, as well.
Come Labor Day, this park is hoppin’ with campers, hikers, and the like. So, if you plan on spending the long weekend at this Finger Lake State Park, plan (and reserve) ahead.
Dog lovers, take note: Your fur-babies aren't allowed in pool area or on the Gorge Trail. Leaked pups, however, are allowed on the Indian Trail and South Rim Trail. Most campsites, too, are dog-friendly, but double check to make sure yours is before booking.
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7 campgrounds in Watkins Glen State Park
Come excited, leave spellbound. Visit Mohawk Village Campground in Watkins Glen State Park to see indescribable natural wonders like cascading waterfalls and dense greenery. With RV and tent accessible sites, there’s room for everyone to choose their own adventure. Whatever you do, don’t miss out on hiking around the Gorge Trail! You won’t forget Read more...
Wander through the dense, green, tree-covered pathways after you pitch your tent at Seneca Village Campground in Watkins Glen State Park. To put it mildly, the beauty of the waterfalls and gorges you’ll witness will leave you completely speechless. If these panoramas won’t do it for you, frankly, you might need to get your eyes checked (wink).
Oh My Gorge! At Onondaga Campground in Watkins Glen State Park, you will be delighted to find easy access to the Gorge Trail. Its simple, pitch your tent or pull up your RV and voila! Get to exploring the dense vegetation and lush waterfalls. With the best amenities like restrooms, showers, water spigots, and trash disposals, planning your weekend Read more...
Experience age-old wonders of the Earth. . . in New York State! At Cayuga Village Campground in Watkins Glen State Park, you will have access to the astonishing beauty of the cascading Gorge waterfalls, with the ease of full amenities at your fingertips. You’re in luck if primitive camping isn’t your thing. At Cayuga Village, there’s access to wat Read more...
Combine a stay in quaint rustic lodgings with an already-amazing visit to Watkins Glen State Park to make a memorable family or romantic trip. Watkins Glen Cabins accommodate up to six people within close proximity of the park’s sparkling waterfalls, notable rainbow trout fishing and trails over stunning Cavern Cascade. Make a special occasion tru Read more...
Mysteries of nature await you at Oneida Village Campground in Watkins Glen State Park. Under the shade of greenery, you’ll discover all the park has to offer. View the waterfalls, hike the trails, or take a swim, the choice is yours! With tent and RV accessible sites, its easy for everyone to jump in for a weekend of enchantment.
Does cascading waterfalls, greenery for miles, and full-amenity camping sounds too good to be true? Guess what, it isn’t! At Tuscarora Campground in Watkins Glen State Park, you’ll have access to all of this and more. Hike one day, swim the next, all while enjoying the peace and quiet in your tent or RV. Tuscarora Campsite makes it easy, so go hav Read more...
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